STRUCTURE CABLING

Cabling is the life time your IT network, transmitting the voice , data , and video signals you depend on each day for your critical business activities. 

your cabling system may be the first and smallest part of your network investment, but as the network component with the longest life -cycle ,it can deliver significant long-lasting advantages.

With internet access popping up in almost every home and business, it is important to stay informed and up to date about different connection types and internet speeds. It depends on how your internet is cabled, but most people today receive their connection either via a telecommunications phone line or a television or fiber optic line. Depending on how it is run, projected, and received, your internet will run at different speeds. Internet speed is measured both for uploading and downloading in Mbps. Mbps translates to megabits per second. 

 LANs (Local Area Networks) are built with physical connections. Cables capable of carrying image and information connect a group of computers in one office, on one floor or in one building. As technology has advanced, the functioning definition has shifted. Particularly with the onset and mainstream use of wireless technology, the way we deal with computer networks has changed, both at home and on the job. Some networks will always need to be wired physically, mainly for the degree of security this lends to delicate and important information. However, as more business is done online, and greater scope and bandwidth are required in the corporate world, more folks are turning to wireless solutions to power their work and their lives.